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Jun 26, 2018 Sports
The Guyana Forestry Commission defeated the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority to win the final of the Foreign Ministry Sports Committee Tapeball final which was contested on Sunday at Durban Park Tarmac.
GCAA batted first and made 85-6 in six overs, while GFC responded with 86-5 in 5.1 overs. GFC received the Global Marketing Trophy, medals and cash, while GCAA collected the Ink Plus trophy.
Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation chalked up 40 games to win the dominoes competition which was played on Friday last at Ministry of Agriculture canteen. They received the Prime Minister trophy, medals and cash. Supreme Court B were second with 39 games and they pocketed the Ink Plus trophy and a cash prize, while Ministry of Public Health finished third on 38 games.
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